CAN YOU HAVE AN INTERIM INJUNCTION WHEN YOU HAVE BEEN REFUSED IDENTICAL RELIEF IN THE PAST? CLAIMANTS NOT ALLOWED A SECOND BITE OF THE CHERRY

Can a party who has an application for an injunction dismissed then issue proceedings and seek an injunction in identical terms?  The answer in this case is no.  The principles that prevent litigants seeking "two bites of the cherry" apply as much to interlocutory applications as they do to findings...

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